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3.5  Adjusting limit switch

Manually position the door wing completely open and fasten 
the limit switch brackets [L] onto the rack so that the lever 
limit switch exceeds the bracket’s length by approximately 
2/3. Repeat the operation with door wing completely closed.

-   After  having  performed  a  certain  number  of  operations, 

adjust the position of the limit switch bracket [L] so that the 
gate will stop about 20 mm before the opening and closing 
stops.

Note: (Only for Cross7EH) the limit switch kit is optional and it is 

used to stop the gate before the opening and closing stops.

When  limit  switch  is  present,  slow  down  is  carried  out  at 

maximum power to overcome possible friction.

3.6 

Operation by encoder

The Cross7EH does not require limit switches because it has an 
encoder. Stops must necessarily be installed. The gate deceler-
ates automatically in proximity of the stops.

Attention: upon reaching the opening or closing limit stop, the 

gate performs a brief disengaging maneuver (moving reversal) 

to facilitate the manual release of the geared motor.

3.7  Cross7EHTC installation (only for Cross7EH)  

Disengage the gearmotor (see OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS). 
Remove  the  pinion  [14].  Fix  the  pinion-holding  plate  to  the 
gearmotor. Fit  the pinions as shown in the figure. Manually route 
the chain through the pinions. Fix the cover plate.

Attention: with chain fitted, the gearmotor direction of rotation 

is reversed.

3.8  Chain installation

Set the gate in the open position and fasten brackets [G] 
to the wing as shown in figure.

Connect the chain previously installed on the gearmotor to 
the tie rod [H] and fasten it to the bracket [G].

Secure the bracket [G] onto the opposite side of the gate. 
Connect the chain to the tie rod [H] and secure it to the 
bracket [G] (cut off excess chain).

 

Note: with the gate in complete opening and closing po-

sition, check that the distance between the centre of the 

pinion [Y] and the tie rod [H] shown in figue is respected.

Finally, firmly secure the gearmotor by means of nuts [D].

Tighten the chain by means of tie rods [H].

Lightly lubricate the chain and pinion after assembly.

L

R

~20

40

Y

G

H

110

~50

min. 60

Y

H

Summary of Contents for CROSS 5E-7E-7EH-8E

Page 1: ...s coulissants Montage und Wartungshandbuch f r Schiebtore Automatisierung Manual para la instalaci n y la manutenci n para automatizaci n para cancelas de corredera Manual de instala o e manuten o par...

Page 2: ...CROSS5 7 8 IP1747 Fig 1 TX 4x0 5 mm RX 4x0 5 mm 4x0 5 mm 1 3 2 5 3 x 1 5 m m 2x1 5 mm 4 8 5 6 6 7 7 340 420 168 42 50 340 9 11 14 13 15 12 17 15 16 10 9 11 12 15 16 Cross 5E 7E 8E Cross 7EH Fig 2 Fig...

Page 3: ...emotor Instalacion de las fotocelulas en el interior del motorreductor U RX U 1 2 3 5x9 5 Istallazione LuxK7 all interno del motoriduttore Installing LuxK7 inside the geared motor Installation LuxK7 d...

Page 4: ...rises a door or gate has the same obligations as the manu facturer of machinery and as such must prepare the technical le which must contain the documents indicated inAnnex V of the Machinery Directiv...

Page 5: ...pendent raceway separate from control connections and safety device connections 2 2 Geared motor references g 3 9 Geared motor 10 Carter 11 Manual lock release 12 Electrical board 13 Limit switch spri...

Page 6: ...velling screws A Note While adjusting vertically keep the motor slightly raised above the base plate so as to allow enough space to secure the rack and to make any subsequent adjustments if necessary...

Page 7: ...te performs a brief disengaging maneuver moving reversal to facilitate the manual release of the geared motor 3 7 Cross7EHTC installation only for Cross7EH Disengage the gearmotor see OPERATING INSTRU...

Page 8: ...e gure The courtesy lamp can be enabled or disabled by means of a BixLP4 radio remote control and by storing the CH3 function see instructions E1A 73RG 7 BATK7 17 BATTERY KIT INSTALLATION only Cross7E...

Page 9: ...er the eld of action of the motorised door or gate while in motion Do not obstruct the motion of the motorised door or gate as this may cause a situation of danger Do not lean against or hang on to th...

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